Supra seat
09-12-07, 10:26 AM
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Supra seat
Im still searching but need an answer quick then i can find, what do i do with the seat belt sensor and the plug for the electric seats? what do i splice? or...
please help, thanks.
please help, thanks.
09-12-07, 07:10 PM
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The seatbelt will work fine with the supra buckle. You just plug the harness into your existing harness. You will lose memory seats and the heated seats if you had those.
Sensor will work fine with plugged harness.
Sensor will work fine with plugged harness.
09-13-07, 08:28 PM
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Take a look at the main plug from the Supra seat and your car's seat harness. You should see two wires from the Supra seat and 6-8 from your car's seat harness.
The two wires from the Supra seat should correspond to two wires from your car's seat harness. The two wires that corresspond should be the largest of the two running from your car's seat harness.
You need to make the corresponding wires connect. You have a couple options:
(1) Cut both wires near the plug and strip the wire insulation back. Mate with a butt connector and cover with electrical tape. This is ghetto, but effective.
(2) Remove the pinned wires from the plug from both your stock seat and the Supra seat. Repin the two wires from the Supra seat into your SC's stock plug at the location that would allow the corresponding wires to mate. This is the most appropriate method.
Neither method is hard. The other handful of smaller wires from your car's seat harness are useless. Presumably they are for the memory seat control that is sacrificed by getting the Supra seats.
Also, I made the ill-advised decision of cutting the seat belt sensor wires instead of plugging them in appropriately. This left me with a seat belt dash warning light...until I promptly pulled the dash light for that warning light five minutes later.
The two wires from the Supra seat should correspond to two wires from your car's seat harness. The two wires that corresspond should be the largest of the two running from your car's seat harness.
You need to make the corresponding wires connect. You have a couple options:
(1) Cut both wires near the plug and strip the wire insulation back. Mate with a butt connector and cover with electrical tape. This is ghetto, but effective.
(2) Remove the pinned wires from the plug from both your stock seat and the Supra seat. Repin the two wires from the Supra seat into your SC's stock plug at the location that would allow the corresponding wires to mate. This is the most appropriate method.
Neither method is hard. The other handful of smaller wires from your car's seat harness are useless. Presumably they are for the memory seat control that is sacrificed by getting the Supra seats.
Also, I made the ill-advised decision of cutting the seat belt sensor wires instead of plugging them in appropriately. This left me with a seat belt dash warning light...until I promptly pulled the dash light for that warning light five minutes later.
09-13-07, 08:51 PM
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Take a look at the main plug from the Supra seat and your car's seat harness. You should see two wires from the Supra seat and 6-8 from your car's seat harness.
The two wires from the Supra seat should correspond to two wires from your car's seat harness. The two wires that corresspond should be the largest of the two running from your car's seat harness.
You need to make the corresponding wires connect. You have a couple options:
(1) Cut both wires near the plug and strip the wire insulation back. Mate with a butt connector and cover with electrical tape. This is ghetto, but effective.
(2) Remove the pinned wires from the plug from both your stock seat and the Supra seat. Repin the two wires from the Supra seat into your SC's stock plug at the location that would allow the corresponding wires to mate. This is the most appropriate method.
Neither method is hard. The other handful of smaller wires from your car's seat harness are useless. Presumably they are for the memory seat control that is sacrificed by getting the Supra seats.
Also, I made the ill-advised decision of cutting the seat belt sensor wires instead of plugging them in appropriately. This left me with a seat belt dash warning light...until I promptly pulled the dash light for that warning light five minutes later.
The two wires from the Supra seat should correspond to two wires from your car's seat harness. The two wires that corresspond should be the largest of the two running from your car's seat harness.
You need to make the corresponding wires connect. You have a couple options:
(1) Cut both wires near the plug and strip the wire insulation back. Mate with a butt connector and cover with electrical tape. This is ghetto, but effective.
(2) Remove the pinned wires from the plug from both your stock seat and the Supra seat. Repin the two wires from the Supra seat into your SC's stock plug at the location that would allow the corresponding wires to mate. This is the most appropriate method.
Neither method is hard. The other handful of smaller wires from your car's seat harness are useless. Presumably they are for the memory seat control that is sacrificed by getting the Supra seats.
Also, I made the ill-advised decision of cutting the seat belt sensor wires instead of plugging them in appropriately. This left me with a seat belt dash warning light...until I promptly pulled the dash light for that warning light five minutes later.
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